Someone just posted a picture of their breakfast on Facebook

[hifinutt]

its very very common now , you see it all the time on facebook and whatsapp . my family often do when going out to restaurants or perhaps cooked a nice meal

love this lady`s programmes too

 

[Monitor Gold 10]

I always take pictures of my Cake Builds for Quality Control purposes. I also assign each Cake with a Serial Number.

Useful for Quality Control and to make improvements.

 

[russel]

I always take pictures of my Cake Builds for Quality Control purposes. I also assign each Cake with a Serial Number.

Useful for Quality Control and to make improvements.

so last centuary, all my food has an IP address IPv6 natch.

 

[Monitor Gold 10]

so last centuary all my food has an IP address, IPv6 natch.

Well...

I've Model Types: 100, 101 and 102 Series respectively.

 

[claire.foxx]

Let them eat 192.168.*.* when you run out of addresses you can flip to a new subnets.

 

[Monitor Gold 10]

Let them eat 192.168.*.* when you run out of addresses you can flip to a new subnets.

In my case, most recently; 101-103. I think. I don't have my Build List to hand...

 

[Bob McC]

They don’t know how to fry an egg properly...

 

[miktec]

Is it just me or would you say this is a very strange breakfast?

Yep - he broke one of the yolks.

Unacceptable !!

 

[mikeyb]

Not bad for prison food

 

[MVV]

Photographs were expensive once as for publishing

 

[hifinutt]

Is it just me or would you say this is a very strange breakfast? I know the guy and it's not a joke. He's always posting pictures of what he eats.

this makes up for me being banned from restaurants by swmbo !!!

 

[kensalriser]

My question is what do you think is strange about it?

What I think is very strange to eat for breakfast is a bowl of industrially processed and highly sweetened grain product swamped with milk. Or at any time, actually.

 

[Fatmarley]

MODS PLEASE DELETE THREAD

 

[gintonic]

20171020_145320 by uh_simon, on Flickr

20171020_140613 by uh_simon, on Flickr

 

[narabdela]

I can't see the point of taking photos of food. When did that become 'a thing'?

It's a desperately sad thing to do. It just shows how empty some peoples lives are.

 

[Hook]

I can't see the point of taking photos of food. When did that become 'a thing'?

Not sure, but I think the practice goes back a ways.

 

[MikeMA]

I can't see the point of taking photos of food. When did that become 'a thing'?

....a few years ago. Food is the new porn.It comprises most of Facebook, WhatsApp, Snapchat and Twitter traffic.

And as the previous poster points out, it's been around rather more than a few years!

 

[MikeMA]

What a strange world we live in - if I have a plate of food in front of me the last thing on my mind is to upload it onto the internet.

I guess - like me - you're not a millennial then?

 

[Sue Pertwee-Tyr]

....a few years ago. Food is the new porn.It comprises most of Facebook, WhatsApp, Snapchat and Twitter traffic.

And as the previous poster points out, it's been around rather more than a few years!

They should move to a dedicated service, rather than clogging up these. How about Fillyourfacebook, and Snackchat.

 

[tiggers]

It’s because for a lot of people making a meal is the most creative thing a person will get to do in their day — yes, even frying some eggs; it gets lonely for a lot of ppl especially in lockdown & folk find ways to connect within their own groups — plus it helps folk gain confidence.

Oh for goodness sake they’ve been doing it for years, it’s absolutely nothing to do with lockdowns. It’s attention seeking and/or the addiction to having to post on social media to pretend to everyone else how great their life is. Facebook is poisonous frankly!